In the late Mr. J. Talloch, whose death at the General Hospital from dysentery we recorded on Tuesday inorning, another old and well-known resident of this port has passed away. A native of Aberdeen, where his father continues to reside, Mr. Tulloch came to the Far East about a quarter of century ago and joined the firm of Adamson, Bell & Ca. remail their employ until 1895, when he joined the firm of Hopkins, "Dunn & Ca. Mr. Talloch, in the course of business, visited most of the Far Eastern ports, and while with the firm of Adamson, Bell & Ca, he was at different times stationed at Hongkong, Yokohama and Shanghai. Mr. Tulloch was great sportsman in his younger days, and the older members of the Paper Hunt Club will remember his cross-country riding on the ponies Enchanter, Vengeance and others that won reputations, Mr. Tulloch also raced ponies, but he was best known as s cross-country rider. His interest was not, however, confined ing; he was a member, if not Into Mr. 'Tulloch was highly. respect. ed, being shrewd, but large-hearted in' every way. He was a member of the Stock Exchange, which was closed yesterday afternoon as a mark of respect, and the junior Bartoor in Mosre. Hopkins, Dunn Ths funeral erica at Bubbling Well cemetery on Tuesday afternoon was conducted by the Dean, the Rev. A. J. Walker. A large number of business 1 profusion of floral tributes were sent,
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